Chips and high-tech automotive manufacturing are driving Phoenix's future.
“The broad attention is showing the world what local leaders have spent the past half-century trying to prove: This desert city can be a major player in global tech and manufacturing.”
But putting the water shortage in the very last sentence of the story? Seems like burying the lede.
I love living here in Phoenix, but tired of it being “city of the future”. All it’s doing is driving people out of homes with investors buying up our housing market.
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I love living here in Phoenix, but tired of it being “city of the future”. All it’s doing is driving people out of homes with investors buying up our housing market.